Russian EMR Combat Pants
- SKU
- S91159991
- Material
- Cotton RipStop
- Style
- Military
Description
Russian Army EMR Trousers
These are original Russian Army combat pants in EMR, the digital camouflage pattern Russian forces have worn since its adoption in 2008. They are cut from cotton ripstop for warm-weather field use, with thigh cargo pockets, shaped knees and elastic stirrups that hold the hems down over boots. Collectors, reenactors and airsoft players use them to build an accurate modern Russian kit, and hunters and campers buy them as a hard-wearing pair of field trousers.
Features
- EMR Digital Camouflage — EMR, short for Edinaya Maskirovochnaya Rastsvetka and also called RUSPAT, Tsifra or Tetris, prints small green, tan and brown squares in larger blotches to break up your outline in woodland, scrub and mixed terrain.
- Cotton Ripstop Fabric — The cotton is woven with a reinforcing grid so a small snag or tear cannot run across the leg.
- Two Thigh Cargo Pockets — Large bellowed pockets on each thigh close under angled flaps and expand to hold maps, gloves or a phone.
- Two Slash Hand Pockets — Angled front pockets sit at the hips where your hands fall naturally.
- Zip Fly With Button Waist — A zipper fly closes under a single button at the waistband.
- Belt Loops — Wide loops around the waistband take a trouser belt or a slim duty belt.
- Articulated Knees — Seamed and darted panels at the knee give the leg room to bend when you kneel, crouch or climb.
- Reinforced Seat Panel — An extra layer of fabric stitched across the seat adds strength where the trousers take the most strain.
- Elastic Boot Stirrups — Olive elastic straps pass under the boot to keep the hems from riding up and stop debris getting inside.
Issue Pattern And Build
The 15th Central Research Institute developed the EMR pattern in 2008 for the Ratnik soldier system, and it went on to become standard across Russian ground forces. These summer-weight trousers belong to that modern issue wardrobe, so the cut, cargo layout and stirrups match what Russian troops wear in the field. Because they are genuine government issue rather than a commercial copy, the print, fabric and hardware are correct for anyone assembling an authentic Russian uniform.
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Customer Reviews
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Very good recent issue Russian combat pantsI’m no stranger to current issue Russian military clothing- I’ve got just about everything currently offered. My example is 2/2024 issue by the stamped date code on the right hand pocket liner and include inside suspender buttons for Bars suspenders, a zipper fly, belt loops that accept a 50mm belt, no rear pockets and hook and loop closure cargo pockets. They also include stirrups and draw strings for cuff retention and buttons inside the leg to stow the stirrups when not in use. Overall condition is 2 out of 3 with some fading but no rips, tears or repairs evident. My example is also tagged 50/4 which my perfect size, or a medium/regular with a 34in waist and a 32in ineam. Great value if you’re into this kind of thing.
They’re unusual. They’re Russian
None I can think of.
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Love this camo!I dont normally bother writing reviews but these earned it. Had a pair of combat pants I wore into the ground on job sites for like three years and finally the knees blew out so I grabbed these in the EMR pattern size L. The stitching on the seams is way heavier than I expected, double and triple stitched in the high stress areas which matters when youre crawling around framing all day. Knee pad pockets actually fit the inserts snug instead of sliding around like my last pair did. Fit is true to size, I wear a 34 waist and the large sits right where it should. Fabric feels like itll hold up to the abuse I put work pants through.
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I'm Honestly SurprisedI'm pretty new to milsim airsoft and got these because everyone in my local group said Russian EMR kits look amazing on the field and tbh they were right lol. Ended up going with Medium based on my waist measurement and it fit, though the legs are a tiny bit long on me (i'm 5'8"). Nothing a small cuff can't fix. The Digital Flora camo pattern is SO much more detailed in person than in the product photos, the pixelation is really tight and clean. I was half expecting something that looked fake or cheap based on the price but nope, looks just like what I've seen in comparison photos on Reddit between real issue gear and repros. The ankle straps are a cool detail I didn't even know were a thing until i got them. Already wore them to a two-day event and they held up with no issues. Will probably come back and update after more use!
Affordable entry point for building a Russian kit
Leg length runs slightly long for shorter folks
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Super impressedI grabbed these in small for airsoft and man they do NOT disappoint, wore them on a woodland game last weekend and the EMR digital pattern blends INSANELY well in mixed terrain, way better than I expected for the price. The ripstop fabric feels tough and the six pockets give you plenty of room to carry everything you need without strapping a bunch of extra stuff to yourself. Overall these are exactly what I was hoping for.
EMR digital camo pattern is legit and effective in woodland settings!
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Solid pants but ankle straps are weirdThese are tough as nails and I wear them whenever Im doing yard work or messing around out back, they dont rip on thorns or NOTHING. The only thing that threw me off was those ankle straps with the little button closure, I had no idea what they were for at first and had to watch a video to figure out you wrap them around and loop the button through. One of the buttons was already kind of loose when they showed up so I had to sew it back on tighter. Otherwise they do what theyre supposed to and the material feels like itll last forever.
Super tough fabric that doesnt tear easily
Good for outdoor work and rough terrainAnkle strap button system is confusing at first